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John Glenn Columbus International Airport John Glenn International has been connecting Ohio travelers with the world since 1929. and Ohio's capital.

John Glenn International is located within 15 minutes of downtown Columbus, the 14th largest city in the U.S. Airlines serving Columbus region passengers include Air Canada, American, Breeze, Delta, Frontier, Southwest, Spirit, Sun Country, and United. Allegiant also services passengers at our sister airport, Rickenbacker International.

IT'S VOTING TIME!! 🗳️ You brought the creativity, and now it's time to pick a winner!We received 145 unique name submiss...
10/09/2026

IT'S VOTING TIME!! 🗳️ You brought the creativity, and now it's time to pick a winner!

We received 145 unique name submissions for our newest snow removal vehicle, and a group of CMH employees helped us narrow the field to our top 20!

From CMH-inspired names and aviation references to pop culture, snow and ice, famous characters, plenty of puns, and some serious big-machine energy, you gave us a little bit of everything.

Now, we're handing the reins back to YOU!

Vote for up to FIVE of your favorite names and help us decide what to call the newest member of our snow removal fleet. 🏆

Cast your votes here: https://flycolumbus.com/snowplow-naming-contest/

May the best name win! 🌨️

10/06/2026

Remember when we tried to figure out just how tall those snow tires are? Now imagine getting behind the wheel.

We’re hiring seasonal team members to help keep our airfield moving this winter! Must be 18 years or older and have a valid Ohio Driver's License. For full info and to apply, visit https://bit.ly/4y5YmA4

And while we’re talking snow equipment… don’t forget to submit your name for our newest snow-fighting machine (check out Friday's video to see it up close). 👀 Naming contest entries close TOMORROW! https://bit.ly/4hQ0h5F

10/02/2026

Meet MTE 313. 👀❄️

It’s new, ready for winter at CMH, and soon, it’ll have a name of its own.

MTE 313 will lead the pack as part of Snow Force One, helping our Airfield Maintenance team clear runways and keep the airport moving when winter weather hits.

But “MTE 313” isn’t exactly catchy. That’s where you come in.

Submit your best name by Wednesday night for a chance to see it displayed on the machine itself: https://flycolumbus.com/snowplow-naming-contest/

And if watching this has you thinking, “I want to drive that,” good news: We’re hiring winter seasonal employees to help operate equipment like this. Learn more and apply at flycolumbus.com/careers.

Snow Force One needs your help. ❄️✈️Our Airfield Maintenance team is already getting ready for winter, and this year, on...
09/29/2026

Snow Force One needs your help. ❄️✈️

Our Airfield Maintenance team is already getting ready for winter, and this year, one very important member of the fleet is getting a new name. That’s where you come in.

We’re asking YOU to help us name one of the massive pieces of snow-removal equipment that keeps the airfield moving when winter weather hits CMH.

Got a name that’s clever, Columbus-inspired, aviation-themed or just too good to pass up? Send it our way!

📝 Submit your name: https://flycolumbus.com/snowplow-naming-contest/
📅 Entries are open through Wednesday, October 7

We’ll narrow the submissions down, then turn it back over to you for a public vote.

The winning name will be added to the equipment, and the person who submitted it will receive CMH swag, an up-close look at the newly named machine, and a behind-the-scenes tour with our Airfield Maintenance team.

Your move, Columbus. What should we name it? 👀

We love showing you how much CMH has changed over the years. This time, we’re looking forward instead.These construction...
09/25/2026

We love showing you how much CMH has changed over the years. This time, we’re looking forward instead.

These construction photos are capturing a moment in CMH history that, one day, we’ll get to hold up and reveal a completely transformed space behind them. For now, here’s a look at the progress happening inside the new terminal. ✈️🏗️

Fall leaves? Football? A warm-weather escape because you’re already over sweater season before it's truly started? Pick ...
09/23/2026

Fall leaves? Football? A warm-weather escape because you’re already over sweater season before it's truly started?

Pick your version of the perfect fall getaway and we’ll help with the nonstop flight. ✈️

We rounded up a few destinations to fall in love with this autumn, from Montreal and Providence to Tampa and Key West. Where are you headed first?

Kids are back in school, fall semester is underway, and everyone’s excited for pumpkin spice to be back on the menu.

UPDATE: The road is opening back up. Please continue to use caution and allow extra time as traffic readjusts. ——⚠️ TRAF...
09/22/2026

UPDATE: The road is opening back up. Please continue to use caution and allow extra time as traffic readjusts.

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⚠️ TRAFFIC ALERT: Sawyer Road is currently closed near the airport due to a gas leak. Travelers should use I-670/I-270 to access the airport until further notice.

Traffic backups are occurring in the area, so please allow extra time to get to the airport and arrive earlier than usual. We’ll share updates as they become available.

09/18/2026

Let’s take a driver’s-eye look at the new terminal exit configuration from the garage!

Here’s what else you need to know:

➡️ Leaving the terminal: If you’re dropping off or picking up at the curb, you’ll drive through the curbside area as usual. At the new traffic light near the terminal exit, follow the lanes toward the side road by the hotels. From there:
• Turn left for I-670/I-270
• Turn right for Sawyer Road/Hamilton Road

🚦 Watch for new traffic lights: Please use caution as everyone gets familiar with the new configuration and pay close attention to signals and posted signage.

🔄 Coming from Sawyer Road/Hamilton Road: Drivers can no longer turn directly toward the terminal from International Gateway. You’ll need to continue to the Red Lot roadway, loop around and approach the terminal from the other direction.

If you have the option, we highly recommend using I-270/I-670 to reach the terminal. It’ll save you some time and avoid the additional loop.

Take it slow, follow the signs and give yourself a little extra time as everyone adjusts to the new traffic pattern.

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4600 International Gtwy
Columbus, OH
43219

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